BBC News Day

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BBC News Day

• Eltham Hill Technology College
• 22nd March 2007

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The Process

• We worked in teams to produce short bulletins
  using video
• Take one!
• Take two!
• Take three!
• Then we watched back our videos on the Smartboard
  so that we could evaluate what we had done.

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What happened next?

• Bernie Caffery from the BBC came in and we had a
  mini News session. We worked for two hours to
  produce a bulletin based on the News that day.
• Thirty students took part and produced Local,
  National and International News.

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Using Movie-Maker

• After this, we produced short bulletins using
  Movie-Maker.
• We managed to get hold of some head-sets so that
  we could record voice-overs onto our films. We
  all made one bulletin on film or Movie-Maker
  about Junk Food.
• Loving that look!

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Editing Movies

• We allowed ourselves three hours to edit the
  movies with the outside broadcasts.
• The out-takes were so funny and I particularly
  enjoyed the singing intros!
• And even when you forgot your words, you didnt
  give up! Never give up! Even on the live news,
  the broadcasters have to carry on, whatever
  happens

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Who took part?

• Sixty students took part we all made one
  bulletin
• On the 22nd of March, there will be one day of
  activities with thirty-eight students
• There will also be students here from Kidbrooke
  School
• We will produce one video broadcast and front
  page News!
• Fingers crossed!

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With special thanks to

• Rosie Osborne and Jenni Bodell for organising the
  event
• Tim Emmerson for all of his help and support with
  the whole project
• Elaine Homer for her support and advice
• Bernie Caffery for being such a great Mentor
• Ros Smith at the BBC for supporting our work
• Kidbrooke students who came to take part with us
• All of the students who took part 8.1 and 8.6
  you made us so proud of you, with particular
  mention to Sophie for working so hard
• Phil Noakes and Jane Gordon at the CLC
• Watch this space for more pictures and info!